Upon the creation of my last blog post, I came across something a little frighting with some rather interesting potential implications.
My search for the death of the Air Guitar lead me to stumble across this interesting new article from way back in December
http://www.joystiq.com/2006/12/18/wii-remote-air-guitar-wiitar/
Wii Air guitar and Drums? I'm well ware that Wii Music had a debut at E3 2006 and previously shown at TGS 2005, but I don't believe it was as complex as what these people have done with the Wii mote an some PC coding.
Now fast-forward to E3 2008 and we hear about Wii Music. Up to this point it had seemed to be mostly touted as an orchestra simulator but now it seems to have branched out into a plathora of insturments.
What the coders at WiiLi.org have done still goes way beyond what Nintendo has done (since Wii Music seems to only play out a predetermined song rather than allow someone to make their own music.), but it's still conceivable that there could be some overlap between the code posted here: http://www.wiili.org/forum/wiitar-30---(nunchuck-wiitar)-t450.html
and what Nintendo has done for Wii Music as of E3 2008.
At this point, I'm not sure who's been inspiring whom, but I find it very creepy none the less.
Hunt deadly machines in tactical three-player co-op action and adapt your Hunter for intense missions.
I signed up for the closed beta. I need to see how the gameplay is first and foremost.
This looks like a MH mixed with modern Battle Royal concepts. My problem is that big studios are less and less making SP games and more are focusing on MP games with a focus on live service. I just don't care about playing with other people and thereby being 'sold' the idea that I have to keep feeding money to play with them and look cool doing it. I'll keep looking to Indies for my SP fix most of the time it seems.
MonsterVine: "My Hero Academia: All’s Justice delivers explosive arena combat and a strong roster, but uneven singleplayer modes and frustrating encounters hold it back."
Valve writes: "Our goal of shipping all three products in the first half of the year has not changed. But we have work to do to land on concrete pricing and launch dates that we can confidently announce, being mindful of how quickly the circumstances around both of those things can change. We will keep you updated as much as we can as we finalize those plans as soon as possible."
